Posted in Graffiti, Greenpoint
Tagged ADVERTISING, Bricks, Brooklyn, building, COMMERCIAL, graffiti, Greenpoint, industrial, street
Posted in Graffiti, Greenpoint
Tagged b&w, BANKER, black & white, Calyer, graffiti, Greenpoint, LEVEL, street, strippers
Posted in Junk Street
Tagged 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, GRAIN, Jesus, OSAMA, plywood, rubbish, street, SUNSET PARK, wood
Posted in Art, Graffiti, Greenpoint, Street Art
Tagged buzzard, concrete, cubed, cubes, fresk, graffiti, Greenpoint, piece, street, street art, trash
When I was a teenager, I had a framed poster of Claude Monet’s, “House of Parliament at Sunset” on my wall.
This chalk drawing in McGolrick Park reminded me of that image.
It brought me back to when I confused Impressionistic sunlight for fire.
Posted in Art, Greenpoint, Street Art
Tagged abstract, chalk, Claude Monet, fire, French, House, House of Parliament, House of Parliament at Sunset, impressionist, McGolrick Park, monet, painting, Parliament, sidewalk chalk, street, sunlight
In the corner of my eye I thought it was a floating banana peel and I was sober, then I thought about how someone in midtown Manhattan could be convinced, with the right influence, that this is a $500,000 sculpture from the the late 1960′s.
From Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn.
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged Art, banana, Greenpoint Avenue, modern, peel, steel, street, twisted, yellow
From West Broadway in Soho, NYC.
It’s not a bad question to ask yourself every now and then. From Diamond Street, Greenpoint.
Posted in Graffiti, Greenpoint, Street Art
Tagged am i real?, amirite, graffiti, street, street art, Street Transcendental, Transcendental, yellow
From 51st Avenue in Long Island City, Queens, NY.
Some coincidental light refraction going on up in here.
Posted in LIC, Street Art
Tagged colors, fence, light refraction, octopus, prism, Queens, rainbow, street
